Wildfire Preparedness
Are you wildfire ready? The City of Springfield and State of Oregon encourage you to take simple steps today to keep yourself, loved ones, and community safe.
Here’s how you can prepare:
Be Informed
• Sign up for
oralert.gov/ and Lane Alerts:
lanecounty.org/.../lane.../e…
• Download
watchduty.org/ for real-time wildfire updates and evacuation orders.
• Have a battery-powered AM/FM emergency radio.
• Exchange contact information with neighbors for support during emergencies.
Have a Plan
• Develop an Emergency Plan:
ready.gov/plan .
• Identify evacuation routes from home, work, or school.
• Establish a Family Communication Plan to stay connected if separated.
• Plan for pets and large animals like horses.
• Practice your plan regularly.
Make a Go-Kit
• Assemble a go-kit with essential supplies for health, safety, and identification.
• Visit
Ready.gov or the American Red Cross for recommended items.
• Pack an easy-to-carry bag for each family member.
Seniors and People with Disabilities
• People with disabilities should consider individual needs when planning.
• Plan who to contact for assistance during evacuations.
Pets and Animals
• Have an evacuation plan for pets and livestock.
• Prepare a pet evacuation kit (
ready.gov/pets).
• Visit Oregon Department of Agriculture (
oregon.gov/.../Pages/Wildfir…) for shelter options and other resources.
Be Ready. Be Set. Go!
Learn how to prepare for wildfire evacuations (
wildfire.oregon.gov/Pages/ev…)
If you feel unsafe, don’t wait to evacuate.
📷 Learn more and sign up for local alerts:
lanecounty.org/.../lane.../e….
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